/ Christian Kaiser is on Nostr

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2025-01-04 19:02:01

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I feel like the nostr protocol is something like the bitcoin first layer. It’s the bedrock and we are building on that.
Most of the software/services out there are working just fine for the general public. It’s sad that the bob does not care about what their nostr clones does for him but he has to keep his life on track after all. He just wants the stuff to work.
But in the end the nostr ease of use case with just a key pair for all services that you want to use is quite convincing. We are just not there yet but I think we are going strong. It’s not like nostr is as shiny new as, let’s say, ChatGPT when it comes to end user appeal. Nostr devs are kind of cloning all the stuff that’s out there for now. But once the ecosystem is there and it’s easier to use than the complicated combination of tools/services out there we (and of course the users) will win. I think it is just going to take time since nostr is not a multi billion dollar corporation that can focus on making whatever as appealing as possible. Nostr will get there because nostr protocol makes better solutions possible but those have to be built first.
And of course we have the plebs out there with significant future wealth. And usually average Joe tends to use what the popular rich guys are using. So this will be a plus in the coming years. And also two years is just enough to let the hype fade and get the building done to prepare for the new hype.

2025-01-02 11:24:35

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Yep. Aber was ist die Lösung? Wir haben ja private Dienstleister, aber der Staat steht mal wieder im Weg.
Mir kann aber auch keiner erzählen, dass nicht von vornherein klar war, das diese Systeme vom gesunden Bevölkerungswachstum leben und sonst kollabieren. Ich glaube die importierten Sozialschmarotzer sollten wir wieder rauswerfen, aber das ändert nichts an dem eigentlichen Problem mit dem Systemdesign. Wird auf jeden Fall stressig in den nächsten Jahren.

2025-01-02 09:35:41

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Im not so sure about that. He might have an autistic streak. He’s is smart but that doesn’t mean he’s a genius. He is arguably among the best to get people to work together towards a common goal. I don’t know if that constitutes a genius.

2025-01-02 09:30:46

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Naja die Rechnung ist bestimmt nicht sauber aber die Message ist richtig.
Mal abgesehen davon dass die Hälfte der Empfänger des „Bürgergeldes“ keine deutschen Bürger sind.

2024-12-31 17:59:36

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Taking your thoughts further this fits very nicely into the idea of a deflationary currency and the impacts on manufacturing and the economy.
AI and its applications are more efficient for specific tasks, basically being limited by processing speed and bandwidth as you already mentioned, but also data that is machine readable. At least for now more less limited to the realm of the digital. Machines will be very useful to manage large amounts of data and will help us to make the step from reducing large amounts of data to trends and qualitative insights hidden in the data.
Humans are magnificent in being able to perform a lot of things but are more error prone for repetitive tasks but magnificently versatile.
Deflationary environments help to lay off the humans and replace them with more efficient special purpose machines designed for that specific purpose. People are then freed to be placed in more productive positions.
This has quite a nice effect on the economy like reducing prices while increasing productivity but requires people to learn and grow (which is usually not preferred in democracies where people do decide their fate mostly based on their emotions)
The fiat system basically lives of keeping people in their respective jobs by locking in the current state of the economy and the production and keeping it there as long as possible. We also see this in our recent past, we do build on the shoulders of giants but we really have issues with innovating substantially, which is, in my opinion, a function of not having a sound currency.

2024-12-29 17:43:50

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Jap. Die Probleme so lange ignorieren bis sie zu groß werden. Ganz nach dem Zentralbank-Vorbild. Einfach so lange drucken bis die Blase platzt.

2024-12-29 17:37:32

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I need to see where we are going. And the people with the glasses are here.

2024-12-28 21:19:38

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Sad and beautiful at the same time

2024-12-28 18:24:42

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Naja also das Schema läuft ja wirklich bei jedem einzelnen Ereignis ab. Themen die für das eigene Narrativ genutzt werden können, werden ausgeschlachtet; alles andere soweit wie möglich ignoriert. Wenn’s dann ein Thema wie in Magdeburg gibt welches nicht mehr ignoriert werden kann, werden die wildesten Stories zusammengekloppt.
Fühlt sich an wie in einem schlechten Blockbuster mit einem ideologischen Skript von der zentralen Einheitspartei und vollkommen unfähigen Schauspielern. Aber das Budget ist mehr als solide.
Ich denke aber die Parallelen bezüglich der medialen Behandlung von Magdeburg und der „Pandemie“ sind da, wie du ja auch schon angeschnitten hattest. Es wird halt alles an der „richtigen“ Meinung ausgerichtet. Egal wie bescheuert das auch immer sein mag.